Jammu and Kashmir Police on Sunday arrested two Over Ground Workers (OGWs) and recovered 4 hand grenades, 90 bullets of AK-47 and different ammunition from a hideout and the homes of arrested terrorist associates at Mendhar subdivision in Poonch. A press release issued reads the arrested OGWs have been recognized as Mushtaq Ahmed and Nisar Ahmed in a case registered after April 20 terror assault on an Army truck in Bhata Dhurian during which 5 military personnel misplaced their lives and one other received injured.
The official stated that an operation was launched by police after interrogation of the accused individual on the disclosure of Nisar Ahmed and Mushtaq Ahmed. The duo has been booked beneath varied sections of the IPC, Indian Arms Act and the UAPA Act. The official stated that through the search in the home of Mushtaq Ahmed, two Chinese grenades, one AK-47 journal, 30 bullets of AK rifle, one hammer and chisel used for building of the hideout and a Pakistan-made cigarette packet have been recovered.
From the home of arrested OGW Nisar Ahmed, police stated, two Chinese grenades, 60 AK bullets, two AK magazines and Rs 19,000 money have been recovered. Similarly, from the hideout utilized by terrorists, the recovered materials embrace two blankets, one broken journal, 24 AK bullets, one tape recorder, one plastic sheet, two metal plates, some medicines, dry fruit wrappers, chips and biscuits. Police knowledgeable that additional investigation into the matter is happening.
Apart from this, safety forces had already launched operation “Trinetra” within the space the place Para Commando and helicopters have been pushed into the service to flush out the hiding terrorists who carried the Poonch assault and later ambushed the commando killing a complete of 10 troopers. In an ongoing operation, safety forces had managed to kill 1 terrorist and recovered big arms and ammunition from him.
Jammu Kashmir is on excessive alert after the Poonch ambush assault and given the G20 assembly in Kashmir beginning on the twenty second of May. LoC (line of management) and worldwide borders are being patrolled day and night time to make sure that no terrorists can infiltrate or terrorists throughout the border can’t push any form of arms and ammunition into Indian territory.
